Olympic Senate Examination
Gives evidence aboard Olympic about the ship's wireless contact with Titanic and efforts to steam toward the disaster.
Explore 785 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1912.
Sorted by month and day. Records with no month are shown last. Showing 40 of 785 unique records.
Gives evidence aboard Olympic about the ship's wireless contact with Titanic and efforts to steam toward the disaster.
Gives evidence aboard Olympic and submits wireless records concerning Titanic's distress traffic.
Gives evidence about provisioning lifeboats, Titanic's final plunge and his survival.
Gives evidence about lookout duties and his command of emergency lifeboat 1.
Describes the loading of emergency boat 2, its occupants and the decisions made after Titanic disappeared.
Gives evidence about Titanic's lookout organisation and the watch preceding Fleet and Lee.
Gives evidence about the crow's-nest watch, visibility and the iceberg sighting.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about emergency lifeboat 1 and payments later made to its crew.
Gives evidence about lights seen from Titanic and signalling activity during the sinking.
Answers questions concerning speed, lifeboats and company policy.
Examines lifeboat provision, launching and evacuation procedures during the British investigation.
Examines evidence concerning Titanic's navigation, speed, ice warnings and collision.
Reviews wireless messages, distress calls and communications evidence during the inquiry.
Gives evidence about deck work, lifeboat operations and the final evacuation.
Gives evidence about Titanic's lifeboats and his experience during the sinking.
Gives evidence about passenger assistance, lifeboat loading and events after the collision.
Chairs the London radiotelegraph conference as maritime safety and emergency communications receive increased attention after Titanic.
Begins giving evidence before the British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry into Titanic's loss.
Discusses the number of able seamen required to man and launch lifeboats during an emergency.
Explains the purpose of assigned boat stations and company arrangements for emergency boat duties.
Discusses White Star views on lifeboat accommodation and the practical problems of carrying additional boats.
Gives evidence comparing Titanic's lifeboat provision with the requirements then imposed by the Board of Trade.
Explains White Star management arrangements and the authority exercised by commanders during the British inquiry.
Gives evidence about White Star Line management and company instructions following Ismay's testimony.
Appears before the British inquiry as a member of Ismay, Imrie and Company, managers of the White Star Line.
Gives evidence about company operating rules and instructions applied to White Star ships and commanders.
Assumes the government's senior legal and judicial office.
Becomes Lord Chancellor after leaving the War Office.
Gives British inquiry evidence about Carpathia's voyage, lifeboats and rescue of Titanic survivors.
Birth of Alan Mathison Turing
Challenges conventional attitudes toward women, work and sexual independence.
Begins producing aircraft for sporting and military use.
Explains Titanic's structure, flooding calculations and damage assumptions to the British inquiry.
Uses technical calculations to explain how flooding across multiple compartments caused Titanic to founder.
Campaigns for improved wages and conditions across dock employment.
Hindle Wakes opens at the Aldwych Theatre.
Leads the Northern Party through winter in a snow cave.
Gives evidence on Board of Trade ship-survey standards and the regulations governing lifesaving appliances.
Helps organize workers during the London transport strike.
Gives evidence about emigration inspection and passenger certification requirements applying to Titanic.
Generated from the World History Database historical_events table. Identical display records are collapsed; descriptions otherwise retain the stored text. Coverage and source quality vary. Check primary and specialist sources before citing individual historical claims.